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… be educated that the best energies of the soul will be brought out and every faculty be developed. We must not be contented with a low standard. We are to move …

… best educated and deepest thinkers of the world. By the use of familiar illustrations He made truth plain to the minds of the common people. In simplicity …

… , the educated and the ignorant. He ever dwelt upon the grandest themes that can engage the attention; and He presented them in such a form, and used such illustrations …

… be educated in this respect. Even the busy mothers, if they will, can cultivate the talent of speech and can teach their children to read and speak correctly …

… . He educated his mind to run in this channel, and he bore the impress of the divine. His countenance was lighted up with the light which shineth in the face of …

… , well-educated men, to engage in this branch of the work. Some have the talent, education, and experience that would enable them to educate the youth for canvassing …

… be educated to practical, useful work. All should learn some trade. It may be tentmaking, it may be some other business, but all should be trained to use their …

… be educated, line upon line, precept upon precept. The subject must be kept fresh before them. This matter must not be passed over as non-essential; for nearly …

… Education to Be Provided —As a people who claim to have advanced light, we are to devise ways and means by which to bring forth a corps of educated workmen …

… being educated to enslave the moral and intellectual powers and bring them in subjection to grosser passions. Constant war against the carnal mind must …